Weaving_That

Ch 59. I'm not gonna lie, it's really boring. It's a Slice of Life, yes, but it lacks drama, conflict, comedy, love or something that keeps the story interesting. Normally in this type of series the characters and their problems are what make the story go, but here not only are there is no new characters, but also their problems are already resolved or do not exist. The system doesn't contribute anything, in fact you could remove it and make the protagonist a reincarnated genius and the story would be the same because the system has not been the basis for any decision throughout the entire story. I doubt that the points system is well thought out. She earned 180k with 1.8M visits. Now she has 3M and some visits. Where are those points? It seems like the author just wants to give it a point every time she comes up with something new to simplify things, which is pretty meh really. The protagonist mentions that she gets more points from time to time, but it is not even close to what she should have. You'd think the yuri romance would be the most interesting part, but all we've got so far is basically dubiously consensual sexual harassment and no fluff moments that make yuri cute. Finally, there is the plot of writing novels and drawing copied manga that contributes nothing because, to no one's surprise, there is no emotional connection between the protagonist and her work if not only does she not make an effort to do them, but they are not hers either. And if the protagonist is like this: with every achievement we are like that, it's not even absurd enough to be funny like in novels with OP characters, it just is. This is normal in this type of Fanfics, but at least in the others we take the reactions as satisfaction, this progresses so slowly that in 60 chapters we only saw one reaction and not a very good one really.

This is definitely the best thing I've read on this website. Normally things here are a bit fast food for me, but this particular fanfic left me thinking about it for days after finishing it. I really regret letting it sit collecting dust on my library for so long. Highly recommended.

I like the concept of the fanfic, but honestly it goes very slowly. Not so much because the chapters are short (which they are), but because you lose so much writing in thoughts and points of view of other people that honestly are just filler. There's no need to make me read for the fifth time how amazed X is or how scared Y is. Not only is it pointless, but there are much better ways to do it than telling us to our faces. Maybe it's too Chinese for my taste, but I'll keep reading because again I find the concept interesting.